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... follow the format of this issue . Illustrations should be A4 ( 210 x 297 mm ) for reduction to A5 ( 148 x 210 mm ) ... follows : UK subscribers : Overseas subscribers : Individuals £ 5.00 6.00 Institutions 6.00 9.00 Single issues of ...
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... follows . It gives to archaeological study of the past a sense of autonomy and ourpose , and avoids the sense of inadequacy which pervades the discipline in its tendency to defer to the authority of other disciplines , to borrow , often ...
... follows . It gives to archaeological study of the past a sense of autonomy and ourpose , and avoids the sense of inadequacy which pervades the discipline in its tendency to defer to the authority of other disciplines , to borrow , often ...
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... follows : The archaeologist is defining the culture of an extinct group and in presenting his research he [ sic ] is ... follow in a linear fas- hion . The approach is intellectual , with the past evident in the study of remains ...
... follows : The archaeologist is defining the culture of an extinct group and in presenting his research he [ sic ] is ... follow in a linear fas- hion . The approach is intellectual , with the past evident in the study of remains ...
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